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The eighT STep proceSS for Leading change From John Kotter’s Leading Change Model “More than 70% of all major The eight step process is designed to help leaders effectively transformation efforts fail. plan for a necessary change within their organization while Why? Because organizations understanding the potential impacts that will effect the people do not take a consistent, and organization. holistic approach to changing Eight Step Process: themselves, nor do they engage their workforces effectively.” 1. create a Sense of Urgency Craft and use a significant opportunity as a means for exciting people to sign up to change their organization. 2. Build a guiding coalition Assemble a group with the power and energy to lead and support a collaborative change effort. 3. form a Strategic Vision and initiatives create a Shape a vision to help steer the change Sense of effort and develop strategic initiatives to Urgency achieve that vision. institute Build a 4. enlist a Volunteer army change guiding Raise a large force of people who are ready, coalition willing and urgent to drive change. 5. enable action by removing Barriers form a Remove obstacles to change, change Sustain THE BIG Strategic systems or structures that pose threats to acceleration OPPORTUNITY Vision & the achievement of the vision. initiatives 6. generate Short-Term Wins Consistently produce, track, evaluate and celebrate volumes of small and large generate enlist a accomplishments—and correlate them Short-term Volunteer to results. Wins enable army 7. Sustain acceleration action by Use increasing credibility to change removing systems, structures and policies that don’t Barriers align with the vision; hire, promote and develop employees who can implement the vision; reinvigorate the process with new projects, themes and volunteers. 8. institute change Articulate the connections between the new behaviors and organizational success, develop the means to ensure leadership development and succession. * All materials from Kotter International with permission The eighT STep proceSS for Leading change acTiViTY: From John Kotter’s Leading Change Model Navigating Change Successfully Any successful organizational change initiative requires you to do the following well: help your employees understand the need for and value of the change equip them with the knowledge, skills, experience and tools they need to adopt the change demonstrate a real, ongoing commitment to the change, across the organization. The following chart outlines key questions to consider. What is the change? What is the Big opportunity? (Identifying the change helps create a sense of Urgency, phase 1) What is the current perspective on change in general and this specific change? (Understanding the current state will enhance Urgency and guide you in identifying who will make up the Guiding Coalition, phase 2) how will i create buy-in for my team? any ideas for how to reward actions that support change? (Critical for maintaining the support of the Guiding Coalition, phase 2) given that communication is critical, what key messages need to be delivered? To whom? By when? (Knowing what to say and how to say it will help form the Strategic Vision and Initiatives, phase 3 and gain Volunteers, phase 4. Eventually in phase 8, communication will help make connections between new behaviors and org. successes) What doubts will likely need to be addressed? (Addressing doubts will help to Enable Action, phase 5) Who do i need to enlist to help support these efforts? in other words, who are the potential champions? (At this point the change is in motion, new champions will help you Sustain Acceleration, phase 7) What ideas do you have to generate and celebrate wins? (Celebrating accomplishments will help to Generate Short-Term Wins in phase 6) * All materials from Kotter International with permission
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